I am trying this one after work


>From: Jinx <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz>
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>To: pic microcontroller discussion list <piclist@mit.edu>
>Subject: Re:[PIC:] Code question
>Date: Wed, 01 Sep 2004 13:17:46 +1200
>
>OhBTW Aslam, another simple way I should have mentioned to get
>your 0.1s would be to ditch the 4MHz crystal for a hexadecimal value
>and use one of the timers free-running
>
>For example,
>
>3.2768MHz  /64 pre-scaler =  50  TMR0 rollover / sec => 5 / 0.1s
>
>16.384MHz  /64 pre-scaler = 250 => 25 / 0.1s
>
>19.6608MHz  /128 pre-scaler = 150 => 15 / 0.1s
>
>etc etc etc
>
>No re-loading of timer necessary, simply set a register to eg - 15
>and at each timer IRQ incfsz
>
>There may be an initial intuitive link between 1us instruction cycles
>and 0.1s timing intervals, but if you consider the binary nature of
>register incrementation then a hex value crystal does make life a
>little easier from that POV
>
>
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